Schoeneck Universal Bible Sunday Observed
Morning service at Schoeneck featured the sermon Thy Word is a Lamp and a Light with Advent Liturgy. The choir sang Read your Hearts, organ pieces Reverie and Marchin G, Junior choir rehearsed, and Ruth Beil led a Christian Endeavor on Missionary Opportunities at Home. The evening included a special leaflet and a second Advent message on the Personal Return of Our Lord.
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Schoeneck
Houser
Paulson
Marchin G
Gailbraith
Ruth Beil
Christian Endeavor
Our Lord
Mrs Stewart Eyer Hosts Christmas Sewing Club Night
Mrs Stewart Eyer entertained the sewing club at her Whitfield street home on Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served and members exchanged Christmas gifts. Attending were Mrs Luther Batt, Mrs George Smith, Mrs Elwood Anangst, Mrs Howard Kessler, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Pearl Schnerr, Miss Miriam Kleckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Eyer
Whitfield Street
Luther Batt
George Smith
Elwood Anangst
Howard Kessler
Helen Smith
Pearl Schnerr
Miriam Kleckner
Farms to Be Counted in Census Begin in January
The 1935 farm census will survey more than six million U S farms with property value exceeding fifty seven billion dollars. Past censuses show growth from 1.5 million farms in 1850 to six million in 1930, with extensive cropland and farm population figures. Farmers urged to request a sample schedule from the Bureau of the Census in Washington to prepare for the January enumeration.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D. C
Upward Trend Seen in Farm Prices for 1935
Agricultural outlook report from the U S Department of Agriculture projects higher farm prices in 1935 due to reduced supplies and improving purchasing power. It notes higher costs for feed and seed, wage changes, continued meat price rises, a small wool clip, and potential dairy price stability aided by butter imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Auditor's In re Estate of Savannah Beck in Bethlehem
The auditor of Northampton County Orphans Court is to distribute funds from the estate of Savannah Beck deceased. The meeting to hear claims and appoint the auditor is set at the law office of Overt S Siegel, Bethlehem, on Thursday, January 1, 1935 at two o'clock PM. All interested parties are urged to attend.
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Salate
Bethlehem
Northampton County
Pennsylvania
NOTIC
Orphans Court
Main Street
Bethleen
Tennsylvania
Andry
E of
Castellucct
Winter farm outlook 1935 signals mixed gains and dips
The report notes a material decline in milk production this winter versus last winter while milk cow prices may rise in the longer term. Poultrymen able to retain and feed stock could see better margins, with higher turkey prices expected for 1934. Late potato prices are not expected to rise much in 1934 35. Commercial truck crops may improve for 1935, INL grapes likely show only a slight shift from 1934 unless general economic conditions improve. Tobacco stocks are expected to shrink next year with tighter meat supplies. More detailed information follows.
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John Jones
Nazareth
Larson
Gray
Lund
Lee
Alabama
Reynolds
Stanford
Barclay
North Carolina
Bevan
Minnesota
Shotwell
Pittsburgh
Wallace
Rice
Berries
Navy
Land of Minnesota
Lincoln Ave
South Main Street
Paul Werkheiser
High Street
Belfast
Belfast-Bangor
Eric Lights
Ross
James Heimere
Mills
Washington, N. J
Reachman
James EB. Kosten
Bushkill
County OF
North
Mpton
State OF
Nazareth National Bank and Trust Company
Penna Herbert
Lders
Second National Bank Pareth
Nking House
A. E. Frantz
Edna J. Hunter
Orthampton
Or Francis HS Ede
Nazareth, Pa
Citizen's Mutual Firesurance Company
Northampt County
Zareth
ES Rosenberry
Metler Seer
Etary
Eason
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